90s Culture Appreciation vol. Intro

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I know we have a lot of 90s babies on here. Time to kick the truth to the NT youth word to the Shaolin gods. The 90s were the best, as far as music, style, culture, the women, and just the feel.

A couple of vids that capture that culture
Is this an Intro appreciation thread in disguise? Maybe it is. Since we're on the topic, let me say that Intro is one of the best R&B groups of the 90s.
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Mint Condition
Soul 4 Real
SWV
GUY
Keith Sweat
New Jack Swing in general

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This thread right up LuckyLuchiano and illPhilip's alley :lol:
 
Sometimes I wish I was born even earlier than I was in the 80s ('86) so I could've spent more of my teenage years in the 90s.



Sports back then :smokin.

Sneakers :smokin

Hip-Hop :smokin

Even women IMO......there was something sexy about women during that time.


Think maybe it was their style, their demeanor. Peep Aaliyah's style back then or even Lil Kim circa '96 in the "No Time" video, before she went all faux black barbie plastic fantastic on us.


Women nowadays like splenda, look nice but they ain't real.
 
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Appreciated. I'll never forget being raised in the 90s. Im blessed to have had my young mind influenced by 90s NY. :nthat:



-Drew
 
It was this show I used to watch with the kid from the hood who moved in with his rich aunt and uncle. It was pretty good I just can't think of the name of the show.
 
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Just off the top of my head:

Eastbay magazines
Slam magazines with the new kicks in the back
NBA on NBC-that theme song :smokin
Bulls and MJ mania
Jurassic Park
Ninja Turtles
Late night wars
BMG cd club
Taping songs off the radio on cassettes
POG
Sonic the Hedgehog
Arcades
Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct
MTV at its peak
 
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Best era of Hip-Hop. MJ became the GOAT and Clinton was president. Best decade ever. I have amazing memories being in my late teens early 20's throughout the 90's. Oh yeah sneakers were WAY better then too.
 
Born 85 made in the 90s :pimp:
Yes sir. I came to the U.S. in the 4th grade in 1994 and loved my childhood here.

-Going to the mall to check out the new kicks and toys.
-Loved all the wind breaker jackets :lol: Loved those thick clearance Eastbay mags :pimp:
-TV shows: Married with Children, Boy Meets World, Hang Time, City Guys, Wayans Bros (Marlon always had dope outfits and kicks), etc.
-Those Rock N Jock events on MTV
-Actually writing notes to give to girls you like, and calling the house nervous as hell in case their parents pick up and/or listening on the other line
-Urbanwear: Karl Kani, Fubu, Ecko, etc. Shopping was easy because you would cop 2-3xl no matter what size you really wore :lol:
-Going to a music store on a weekly basis to see what new dropped and listen on the listening stations :pimp:
-Goosebumps books
 
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People don't seem to grasp how great this period was if you were a kid. We had videogames, but the internet wasn't developed yet so no social media bs. We played outside goddamit!
I had a talk with friends my age the other day about this. I don't think I would want to be growing up in this generation, man.

You said it...play outside. People were actually ON TIME too! Used to call the boys up to meet at the park and ball all summer long. It was a simpler time for sure.

I still remember when I first played the N64, that joint was way ahead of its time :lol:

Forgot to add collecting sports cards and comics.
 
I had a talk with friends my age the other day about this. I don't think I would want to be growing up in this generation, man.

You said it...play outside. People were actually ON TIME too! Used to call the boys up to meet at the park and ball all summer long. It was a simpler time for sure.

I still remember when I first played the N64, that joint was way ahead of its time :lol:

Forgot to add collecting sports cards and comics.
I totally agree with everything you said.

I remember learning BASIC in elementary school and it was such an easy thing for me to grasp; along with building PCs running DOS with my dad. :lol: I couldn't imagine being a kid now and tinkering with computers/dev like I did, it was so much simpler back then but still very cool.

Also, calling girls from the land line and hoping you don't get their parents or vice versa. :lol: used to walk to the store and post up on the payphone calling the girlies. :lol:
 
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